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Status test timeout

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list Manny Cortes · Thu, 26 Oct 2006 10:54:46 -0400 ·
We are currently send a test status to hobbit from the BBWin 0.8 client
using the following syntax:

 
Bbwincmd hobbit status+120 <hostname> <test> green "html formatted text"

 
If the test is not updated within 2 hours, the expectation is that 2
hours after that last status was sent, the test will turn purple,
however, we are seeing the above test turn purple 40 minutes. I don't
believe this was an issue with the older BB windows client and the
default was minutes for the "status+120" statement. Is anyone else
experiencing this problem?

 
Thanks,

 
Manny Cortes

IS systems


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list Etienne Grignon · Thu, 26 Oct 2006 17:23:44 +0200 ·
Hello Manny,


2006/10/26, Cortes, Manny <user-4d8222bd9f10@xymon.invalid>:
quoted from Manny Cortes
We are currently send a test status to hobbit from the BBWin 0.8 client
using the following syntax:

Bbwincmd hobbit status+120 <hostname> <test> green "html formatted text"

If the test is not updated within 2 hours, the expectation is that 2 hours
after that last status was sent, the test will turn purple, however, we are
seeing the above test turn purple 40 minutes. I don't believe this was an
issue with the older BB windows client and the default was minutes for the
"status+120" statement. Is anyone else experiencing this problem?
bbwincmd with command "status+120" will not work. It will not get the
"+120" part...

try this :

bbwincmd hobbit message 'status+120 <hostname> <test> green "html
formatted text"'

It should work.


Etienne.


-- 
Etienne GRIGNON
list Manny Cortes · Mon, 30 Oct 2006 07:41:05 -0500 ·
Thanks Etienne,

  I am trying this test as I write this, but I have a further question
that maybe you can help me with. What does the "message" piece in the
command refer to?

bbwincmd hobbit message 'status+120 <hostname> <test> green "html
formatted text"'


All the text in the message is the HTML formatted text.

Thanks,

Manny
quoted from Etienne Grignon

-----Original Message-----
From: Etienne Grignon [mailto:user-87c74c1037a4@xymon.invalid] 
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 11:24 AM
To: user-ae9b8668bcde@xymon.invalid
Subject: Re: [hobbit] Status test timeout

Hello Manny,


2006/10/26, Cortes, Manny <user-4d8222bd9f10@xymon.invalid>:
We are currently send a test status to hobbit from the BBWin 0.8
client
using the following syntax:

Bbwincmd hobbit status+120 <hostname> <test> green "html formatted
text"

If the test is not updated within 2 hours, the expectation is that 2
hours
after that last status was sent, the test will turn purple, however,
we are
seeing the above test turn purple 40 minutes. I don't believe this was
an
issue with the older BB windows client and the default was minutes for
the
"status+120" statement. Is anyone else experiencing this problem?
bbwincmd with command "status+120" will not work. It will not get the
"+120" part...

try this :

bbwincmd hobbit message 'status+120 <hostname> <test> green "html
formatted text"'

It should work.


Etienne.


-- 
Etienne GRIGNON


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list Etienne Grignon · Mon, 30 Oct 2006 14:11:55 +0100 ·
Manuel,


2006/10/30, Cortes, Manny <user-4d8222bd9f10@xymon.invalid>:
quoted from Manny Cortes
Thanks Etienne,

  I am trying this test as I write this, but I have a further question
that maybe you can help me with. What does the "message" piece in the
command refer to?

bbwincmd hobbit message 'status+120 <hostname> <test> green "html
formatted text"'

hobbit parameter is the hostname of your hobbit server.

message parameter means that bbwincmd will direclty send the next
argument to the hobbit server. It has to respect the hobbit protocol.
(hobbit bb manpage describes the hobbit protocol).


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Etienne GRIGNON
list Manny Cortes · Tue, 31 Oct 2006 07:31:41 -0500 ·
Etienne,

Thanks for all your help,

I got the status timeout issues resolved by using the following syntax:

Bbwincmd hobbit 'status <hostname> <test> <color> "<html formatted text"
120'


Thanks again,
quoted from Manny Cortes

Manny
-----Original Message-----
From: Etienne Grignon [mailto:user-87c74c1037a4@xymon.invalid] 
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 11:24 AM
To: user-ae9b8668bcde@xymon.invalid
Subject: Re: [hobbit] Status test timeout

Hello Manny,


2006/10/26, Cortes, Manny <user-4d8222bd9f10@xymon.invalid>:
We are currently send a test status to hobbit from the BBWin 0.8
client
using the following syntax:

Bbwincmd hobbit status+120 <hostname> <test> green "html formatted
text"

If the test is not updated within 2 hours, the expectation is that 2
hours
after that last status was sent, the test will turn purple, however,
we are
seeing the above test turn purple 40 minutes. I don't believe this was
an
issue with the older BB windows client and the default was minutes for
the
"status+120" statement. Is anyone else experiencing this problem?
bbwincmd with command "status+120" will not work. It will not get the
"+120" part...

try this :

bbwincmd hobbit message 'status+120 <hostname> <test> green "html
formatted text"'

It should work.


Etienne.


-- 
Etienne GRIGNON


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